What advantages does Rust's ownership model have over C++ RAII?

Both Rust and C++ handle resources manually without garbage collection, but they take different approaches. C++ relies on RAII (Resource Acquisition Is Initialization), while Rust uses its ownership and borrowing system. Rust looks stricter, with the compiler enforcing more rules.

But what are the real-world advantages of Rust's model compared to traditional C++ RAII? Are there concrete safety or usability benefits that justify Rust's extra restrictions? Are there specific types of bugs that Rust prevents which might slip through in C++?